You might be moving files regularly from one folder on your laptop to another to archive them, to clean up clutter from your working folders, or as part of a general tidying up at regular intervals. Time is money. If you have a menial job like this that can be automated, it’s always worth the time to spend a few minutes to set up a recurring task that will do it for you.
You can use a script that uses Robocopy, a command line utility that is included in Windows 10. For the script shared below, you just need to add the frequency in days, path to the folder from where you want to move the files, and the path for the folder you want to move the files to. You can then set up a task in the Task Scheduler to run the script every day at a particular time.
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